One Dove

One Dove

Genres: trip-hop, 12, female vocalists, electronic, electronica

About One Dove

This Scottish trio offered a commercial, beautiful, dreamy expression of the early 90's UK obsession with spacey ambient "chill out" music, as practiced by The Orb and Sven Väth among others. Fronted by vocalist Dot Allison, One Dove released five singles (including "Why Don't You Take Me", "Breakdown" and "White Love") plus had their song "Fallen" featured in the soundtrack to the trashy cult classic "Showgirls". They released their sole album Morning Dove White in 1993. After they aborted the recording of a second album in 1995, Dot Allison went on to have a respectable solo career further exploring the sounds of electronica and electroclash; Ian Carmichael went on to be a remixer/producer for various artists including Manchester band Lamb.

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37,780 listeners  ·  295,666 plays via Last.fm

On RadioStar

12
stations playing
7
countries
7
tracks tracked
most active station (Spain)

Radio Stations sorted by tracks on rotation

90sDance
1 track on rotation
MP3 : 192
210 Likes

Radio Active
1 track on rotation
MP3 : 320
99 Likes

One Dove — Top 8 songs

Artist Song title Like / Dislike
One Dove Swampman's Revenge
One Dove Fallen (Dusk)
One Dove White Love
One Dove White Love
One Dove Breakdown (Radio Mix)
One Dove Breakdown
One Dove Breakdown (Stephen Hague Radio Mix)
One Dove Fallen
Swampman's Revenge
Fallen (Dusk)
White Love
White Love
Breakdown (Radio Mix)
Breakdown
Breakdown (Stephen Hague Radio Mix)
Fallen